Compact SUV wades in with a cheery design, decent electric range and reasonable pricing – and shuns the bloat of many modern family cars The Fiat 600 is not all that it appears. At first glance, you could certainly mistake the new car for being a direct replacement for the firm’s 500X

Is an economical hybrid powertrain enough to make the latest Jazz hit the high notes? They say it’s lonely at the top, but for the Honda Jazz, the same can equally be true towards the other end of the scale.Indeed, the hybrid superminis of the world is a group that counts

New van version swaps back seats for a big load bay and is aimed at company fleets Skoda has launched a new van variant of its Enyaq electric SUV that trades its back seats for an expansive cargo area. Developed with specialist Strongs Plastic Products, the conversion brings a flat plastic load bay

Korean giant targets premium brands with its largest electric car yet The Hyundai Ioniq 9, the firm’s largest, most luxurious and longest-legged electric car yet, has gone on sale from £64,995. This entry price makes it £20,000 cheaper than the Volvo EX90 and half that of the Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV, its closest rivals. It is the same

New allowances will be for retail buyers and favour UK-made cars, claims The Telegraph Grants to incentivise sales of electric cars are set to return as part of a tier system that will reward better subsidiaries to UK-made vehicles, reports The Telegraph. The outlet claims that £640 million in taxpayer cash will

All the parts for the restoration were sourced from eBay sellers Peter Stevens is all about the camper van life – and his Mk1 Transit is quite the machine Car designer Peter Stevens, famed for the McLaren F1, is revealing the inspiration behind one of his latest projects: “I was working

Honda Prelude returns with an interesting hybrid system and Civic-based tech The Honda Prelude is back, and tested here in a prototype form on a UK circuit only, and for a few minutes only, mainly as a way to get us used to its new hybrid drivetrain, which largely uses